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Deceo verte nuevamente

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Hi please translate this spanish sentences to english

Deceo verte nuevamente?

Te he marnado muchas veces antes de irme a Turquia pero tu vecino dice que no estas en casa?

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updated May 20, 2010
posted by comandante453

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I think instead of marnado they meant marcado which is like dialed which can be related to "called".

updated May 19, 2010
posted by indysidnarayan
Good for you! That's got to be it 'marcado'!!! - margaretbl, May 19, 2010
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Te he marnado muchas veces antes de irme a Turquia pero tu vecino dice que no estas en casa? Very difficult to figure out that 'marnado' could it possibly be 'llamado'? Maybe 'I called you many times before I left for Turkey but your neighbour says you are not at home... what do you think Goyo?

updated May 19, 2010
posted by margaretbl
Sounds good. - Goyo, May 19, 2010
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espero que estés bien

updated May 20, 2010
posted by Kiwi-Girl
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thank you i am writing a letter now please translate one more sentence

"i hope you are fine"

updated May 20, 2010
posted by comandante453
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Estás en mi mente (you're in my mind) ¿Quieres venir a Turquía? (Do you want to come to Turkey?)

updated May 19, 2010
posted by Yomero
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please translate two more sentences

'you are in my mind'

and

'Do you want to come Turkey'

updated May 19, 2010
posted by comandante453
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i am not sure this word is marnado or... because not clearly on the page?

maybe it is true to possible llmado?

what does 'llmado' mean?

updated May 19, 2010
posted by comandante453
llamado is the verb llamar. It means'"called" as on the telephone. - Goyo, May 19, 2010
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yes maybe the word is marcado

because english mean is '' i called you a lot of times but your neighbour said that dayana not at home''

updated May 19, 2010
posted by comandante453
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thank you very much i want to say this sentences:

  • i called you a lot of times before don't go back to Turkia but your neighbour said Dayana isn't at home.

  • i hope you are fine.

    • i wish i can see you again
updated May 19, 2010
posted by comandante453
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Hi Comandante,

It makes it really difficult because it's not spelled or punctuated correctly.

The first sentence is "Deseo verte nuevamente" = I want to see you again."

The second sentence is harder. Marnado isn't a Spanish word, and I can't figure out which word they meant.

I have (something) to you many times before I leave to Turkey but your neighbor says you're not at home.

updated May 19, 2010
edited by Goyo
posted by Goyo